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drakythe
9mo ago
Strokes of genius could be considered the "exception that proves the rule".
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drakythe
9mo ago
Oh, this is an excellent way to phrase it. Thank you!
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9mo ago
Animating is a ton of work. Animation decisions can give a great deal of "feel" to a cartoon. Studio Ghibli works are distinct from Disney's old animation and each conveys a distinct feeling. Those decisions are often made by
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9mo ago
Years and years ago I became friends with someone who has started a series of companies and created at least one game with each of them (Web, mobile, mobile, crypto, web again). While watching him I learned the lesson that being an "id
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10mo ago
Miniaturization is expensive and often these kinds of devices rely on some form of subsidy to be cheap enough to reach popular adoption levels. Not to mention the user interfaces these days seem to be built for touch or game controller, and
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10mo ago
The thing I am always curious about with voice controlled devices is how do you use them in public? On the bus? Subway? How do you discretely check a message while in a lecture hall? Voice control makes for a fun scifi gimmick but it is inc
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10mo ago
This reminds me of Relogic (Terraria) donating 100k to Godot and FNA after the whole Unity pricing change debacle a couple (few?) years back. Really glad to see mega successful devs giving back to the tools that they use.
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10mo ago
> ... couldn't find anything else Anything else meaning...? Ruby specific TUI library? I've been toying around with a lot of TUI's recently, landed on Textual (Python) for my most recent experiemnt, but Charm has been on m
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10mo ago
And then the Speeder Bike level in Battletoads Battlemaniacs. I don't mind instant death scenarios, as long as there is a quick restart and no game over mechanic (Celeste got this perfect, IMO). It is wild to me just how many of these
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11mo ago
Given the worries about LLM focused companies reaching profitability I have concerns that Bun's runway will be hijacked... I'd hate for them to go down with the ship when the bubble pops.
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11mo ago
Turns out the Torment Nexus was just democratizing Venture Capital's desire for infinite growth.
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drakythe
1y ago
This software is for animating preexisting 3d models, not creating new ones from scratch, so no, it will not serve to model a tree house.
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1y ago
I'm almost positive reasoning is not an emergent behavior considering the reasoning models have specific architecture. As a source: https://arxiv.org/html/2504.09762v1
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1y ago
People who are malicious or see an opportunity for gain will always abuse a system. Just because the DNS system has had to be patched to handle the abuse doesn't mean its badly designed. If it were as badly designed as your comment see
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1y ago
For companies where that is their entire business model I absolutely agree. Zed is a solid editor with additional LLM integration features though, so this move would seem to me to just cover their costs + some LLM integration development fu
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1y ago
Unless companies also donate money to sponsor the code review that will be required to be done by real human being I could see this idea being a problem for maintainers. Yes you have to code review a human being as well but a human being is
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1y ago
While I agree with you, as indicated by my comment about Google having de facto control, the terms upstream or downstream when discussing forking an open source codebase has specific meaning. Chromium is not a downstream forked that has rip
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1y ago
Chromium is upstream of Chrome, not the other way around. However, Google Chrome is so ubiquitous that any changes Google makes to it are expected to be available in all other browsers and its a kind of defacto control even if it isn't
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1y ago
I don't think it implies that one of the knots has a negative number. It proves that when you add knots together you can't just add together their unknotting numbers and expect to get a correct answer. The article mentions "u
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1y ago
People are what they do. Pretty sure the man has been a Salesman ever since he started seeking funding for OpenAI.
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1y ago
You know, you say that, and while I understand where you're coming from I was browsing the git repo when github had a slight error and I was greeted with an angry pink unicorn. If Github can be fun like that, Anubis can too, I think.
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1y ago
I don't disagree with you. I had trouble reading the examples at first. But what immediately struck me is this syntax is pretty much identical to chaining object methods that return values. $result = $obj->query($sqlQuery)->f
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1y ago
Be that as it may, it _does_ still raise questions about the content and sources. If you're a bad designer (I'm a pretty terrible artist/designer myself) then I urge you to source your images from someplace ethical. Try unspl
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1y ago
Immediate thoughts: - Neat. - Those images on the blogs look potentially AI Generated, which I'm personally turned off by. Others may vary. - The first blog (by you?) is _very_ long, also "ADHD as Superpower" is somewhat of a
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2y ago
+1 for Retro Game Corps, not only are his videos well made and informative he puts together guides for everything from basic retroarch configuration to how to install alternative OSes for specific devices (and why you might want to do that)
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2y ago
That depends on how you're representing the speedup. To travel 10 miles, at 60 MPH, takes 10 minutes. Make it 100% faster, at 120 MPH, and that time becomes 5 minutes. Travel just as far in 50% of the time. Or travel just as far 100% f
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2y ago
True, but then again it is called a "local UI". And re-reading a bit it does appear to support remote data warehouses, as it has Mother Duck integration, and that is what Mother Duck is. Someone will probably add an interface to m
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2y ago
> Support for the UI is implemented in a DuckDB extension. The extension embeds a localhost HTTP server, which serves the UI browser application, and also exposes an API for communication with DuckDB. In this way, the UI leverages the na
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2y ago
Regarding the question: I appreciate your point. I was less concerned about offense and more about playing into the rule breaking and poor discussion etiquette you brought up. Its too easy to treat everyone like dingbats online and I don&#x
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2y ago
My apologies. I'll edit out the leading question. It just seems outrageous to me to say "the game hasn't been improved except it added multiplayer" when multiple pieces of the engine have been re-written. New game play l
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